Medical Image Archive: If the Storage Were Free, the Cloud Would Be Cheaper…and Better!
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Last Updated on Friday, 27 July 2012 01:54
Written by deepwellarchive Friday, 27 July 2012 01:53 |
Medical Image Archive: If the Storage Were Free, the Cloud Would Be Cheaper…and Better!
July 27, 2012
That’s a pretty bold statement, but we can back it up.
The typical costs to deliver and maintain sustainable archive storage include:
- Capital acquisition costs for hardware and software
- Hardware and software maintenance
- System administration costs
- Technology refresh and data migration costs
- Capacity expansions, data protection costs
- Storage interoperability issues
- Data center resource costs, power, cooling and bandwidth costs
So get rid of the capital costs for storage hardware and software and what happens? Not much. Even in a year where a storage/archive capital purchase (new implementation or capacity expansion) takes place, the “capex” is typically only 30% or less of the TCO for that year.
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